Hi all! I hope you like my colorful space bugs :) Which is your favorite tyranid color scheme, and why? (Maybe I can paint my version of it in a future video 😊 )
I would love to see a Hive Fleet Hydra version in this colourful style the original scheme looks very dark and I think it could look cool with more colour. I was planning on doing Hydra but haven't committed as I'm still trying to figure out a good recipe
Love the idea! My suggestion would be to make the pages and booklet in a coiled format - so you may add or remove pages to a few different sized coils to mix and match journal contents as desired. This would allow more customization, much like options from a print shop.
In the end also couldn't resist the Leviathan box set and now my pile of shame nearly doubled 😅 But I am looking forward for the Tyranids, as I have never painted anything similar 😁
The satin finish of the contrast paints is a big turn off for me, it is very evident in the turntable video part near the end. Maybe you should have hit the model with a matte varnish before shooting that? Just an idea for the next video :) Now get back to painting Infinity models!
Normally, I am not a fan of the satin finish either, but in this case, it seemed somehow appropriate 😅 Just the other day I ordered the Vallejo Xpress color set and I am quite curious if that is as matte as people say.
@ph3lansminiatures I like some of the contrast jobs where the painter brushes on a thin layer of gloss clear, but only on the flesh. Leaving the armour and claws satin. Multiple texture finishes on a model really elevates an end result IMO
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Hi all! I hope you like my colorful space bugs :) Which is your favorite tyranid color scheme, and why? (Maybe I can paint my version of it in a future video 😊 )
Hivefleet Coconut Crab is the best thing that happened to 40K IMO, paint that maybe? :)
I would love to see a Hive Fleet Hydra version in this colourful style the original scheme looks very dark and I think it could look cool with more colour.
I was planning on doing Hydra but haven't committed as I'm still trying to figure out a good recipe
Loved this scheme, going to try and steal most of it for my 1 model a week challenge starting in 2025!
I love this color scheme! I may use it for my own models.
Nicely done!
Amazing job 💪👏🤩
Any tips on painting wings and brains in behemoth scheme?
subbed!
very honest and clear video
and beautiful results
you deserve more subs. wish you the best!
Thank you, and welcome onboard :)
Love the idea!
My suggestion would be to make the pages and booklet in a coiled format - so you may add or remove pages to a few different sized coils to mix and match journal contents as desired. This would allow more customization, much like options from a print shop.
In the end also couldn't resist the Leviathan box set and now my pile of shame nearly doubled 😅 But I am looking forward for the Tyranids, as I have never painted anything similar 😁
The nice thing about my pile of shame is that a Leviathan box's worth of miniatures barely changes its size in terms of percentages 🤣
I'm sad I'm seeing this video after I've base coated all my bugs red T_T this scheme is epic
The nice thing about tyranids is that there is always more of them :D You can use this for the next batch.
What specific colors are in min 1:50 and 2:20? i want to make the same colors :P Good Job :DD
Those are matte black primer from vallejo and simple white paint from vallejo for the zenithal highlight :)
The satin finish of the contrast paints is a big turn off for me, it is very evident in the turntable video part near the end. Maybe you should have hit the model with a matte varnish before shooting that? Just an idea for the next video :) Now get back to painting Infinity models!
Normally, I am not a fan of the satin finish either, but in this case, it seemed somehow appropriate 😅 Just the other day I ordered the Vallejo Xpress color set and I am quite curious if that is as matte as people say.
@ph3lansminiatures I like some of the contrast jobs where the painter brushes on a thin layer of gloss clear, but only on the flesh. Leaving the armour and claws satin.
Multiple texture finishes on a model really elevates an end result IMO